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"Richard and I looked at each other at the same moment and we said, 'This could be fascinating.' " Mr. Nadler said that Mr. Morgenthau determined that videotapes could be used by the producers in cases where the trial was complete and the confession had been entered into the court record, in which case they were available for public viewing.

Lawmakers have said Mr. Clinton's videotape could be released as early as Friday.

His lawyers argued that the videotape could be helpful in their effort to show lethal injection as a cruel and unusual punishment, and therefore unconstitutional.

It is important to note that there was no randomization of patients to the two groups, which when combined with the small sample size means that the observed differences when using a videotape could be due to many other factors besides videotaping.

The videotapes, which could be traced easily, would be delivered by certified mail.

(For instance, at the time, Jean-Luc Godard conceived of his vast project of video essays, "Histoire(s) du Cinéma," as a commercial series of videotapes that could be profitably sold to American universities for use in cinema-studies courses).

At the N.F.L. scouting combine, Titans Coach Jeff Fisher, when asked if the videotaping rule could be misinterpreted, said, "The rules are very, very clear".

"I'm not convinced there is another videotape, there could be, I'm not convinced there is," Goethals said.

One of the downsides to quadruplex, is that the videotapes could only be played back using the same tape heads which originally recorded the content.

Jonathan Hafetz, who represents a Qatari prisoner at Guantánamo and filed a motion on Tuesday seeking a separate hearing, said the videotapes could well be relevant.

But then one of Bernieri's students asked if the videotapes of these encounters could be used for another purpose.